Best Selling Books by Sharon Jennings

A Franklin Classic Storybook about a Valentine's Day when big hearts prevail.

Sam and Simon, charter members of the Bat Club, start a successful new business, turning compost into liquid fertilizer. But when the profits are stolen, the friends figure out that their crazy neighbor, Mrs. Hook, has lifted the loot! Now the Bats must think up a plan to catch their thief red-handed and become local heroes.

Franklin has to decide what to do with his large pumpkin for the Fall Fair.

Jeremiah cannot get to sleep because his books are reading, his toys are singing and his shoes are tap dancing. Preschool to grade 2. Grade I braille.

Curl up with this endearing, reassuring story about a bearcub learning life lessons from his mother.

A story of what Jeremiah does while he is at his babysitters.

Franklin throws a surprise going-away party for Skunk, but the surprise is on Franklin.

Franklin learns the value of the people and places in his neighborhood in this Franklin Classic Storybook.

Every time Mrs. Ming tries to go to sleep, she hears noises, and must rush to Jeremiah's room to reassure him that everything's alright.

Sam and Simon must clear their names and find the real thief when they are accused of stealing toys from the donation box while they work as Santa's elves.

Otter's visit has Franklin a bit perplexed.

Sam and Simon find themselves in more trouble than they can handle when they decide to investigate a fancy car they spot driving around their school.

Because Franklin has only half the money he needs to buy the Super-Duper Spy Kit of his dreams, his father agrees to give him the rest of the money if he will paint the fence.

Franklin loses interest in planting his Earth Day tree when he sees how small it is. But thanks to Mr. Heron and Franklin's friends, Franklin discovers the potential of his little seedling.

Franklin agrees to water Mr. Mole's garden while he is on vacation, but he forgets.

When Franklin reads about a Pond Phantom, he decides he has to see for himself.

When Franklin barters away a tin flute, which is a family heirloom, his father comes to the rescue.

Since Grandma and Grandpa can't make it for Thanksgiving dinner this year, Franklin invites some friends for dinner, but when each of his parents have the same idea, a very special and festive meal ensues. Simultaneous.

Once he realizes that the dinosaurs in the museum are not alive, Franklin is able to enjoy his class visit there.

When the teacher assigns a project, Franklin must decide what he likes best about his neighborhood.

Franklin and Harriette are used to having Granny stay with them when their parents go out, but this time Mrs. Muskrat is the babysitter.

Franklin wants to play the piano. He just doesn¿t want to practice. This is a problem. Includes colorful illustrations and a note to caregivers.

Sometimes Franklin makes cookies that are too good. Can Bear and Franklin wait to share them with their sisters? Includes colorful illustrations, a note to caregivers and Franklin¿s cookie recipe.

Franklin can eat lots and lots of cereal. That¿s how he got all of the Superhero Trading Cards. Includes colorful illustrations and a note to caregivers.

Franklin wants a scooter but he doesn¿t have the money to buy one, can he figure out a way to use one anyway? Includes colorful illustrations and a note to caregivers.